White House refers to illegal immigrants as ‘newcomers’
The White House on Thursday referred to illegal immigrants as "newcomers" in a handout to media, provoking sharp criticism from Republicans who say the president is too weak on the border.
House punts government shutdown deadline to next week after Johnson forced to seek Dem support again
The House passed another short-term government funding extension on Thursday to avert a partial shutdown.
Top House Republican prepares end-run around Speaker Johnson on Ukraine aid
Republican Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick told reporters he is putting together a maneuver known as a "discharge petition" to compel a House floor vote on Ukraine aid.
Trump campaign appeals Illinois judge’s ruling booting him from primary ballot
Former Preisdent Trump is contesting a ruling from an Illinois judge that booted him from state primary ballots on Thursday.
VA lawmakers defeat restrictions on personal use of campaign finances
Virginia lawmakers have once again declined to pass legislation that would have prohibited elected officials from spending political donations on personal expenses.
Text messages show timeline of events to disqualify Fani Willis, Trump camp asserts
Terrence Bradley — former law partner and divorce attorney of prosecutor Nathan Wade — testified under oath Tuesday regarding what he knew about Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis and special prosector Nathan Wade's personal relationship.
Cornyn running for Senate GOP leader, kicking off race to replace McConnell
Washington — Republican Sen. John Cornyn of Texas said Thursday that he is running to become the next GOP leader in the Senate, kicking off the race to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell when he steps down after the November elections. “I believe the Senate is broken — that is not news to anyone. The good